SoloGramming

Day 65 of #100DaysofCode, Today I learned about Web design. Specifically color palettes and how they can make or break a website. I also learned the importance of structure and consistency between elements. For practice I used canvas to design a possible world history website.

As usual you can find my code here -> github.com/SoloGramming

Day 64 of #100DaysofCode I came down with the flu during the start of this project so it took a little longer to complete. This Project focused on working with a SQL Database to store, modify, and delete entries using #Python.

As always find my solution code on my github page -github.com/SoloGramming

Day 63 of #100DaysofCOde - Today I finished off the final step for day 63. For the final step I applied all my knowledge I built over the previous couple of days and connected it to SQLite database.

Today I learned how to CRUD SQLite data with python.

Day 63 of #100DaysofCode - Today I used python to Create a SQLite Table.

Day 63 of #100DaysOfCode - Until today I hadn't making much progress. I've been working with SQLite and creating databases in DB Browser. So far I've learned how to create a table and add entries to that table using SQL in my IDE. But before that, I created a temporary bookshelf.

There will be no post tonight.

As always find my code on my github page - github.com/SoloGramming

Day 62 of #100DaysofCode - This day was a review of what I have been practicing for the past 2 weeks. Learning and using Flask-WTForms. It also included some CSV for recap. With this I added the backend work for a Cafe&Wifi Website. It loads a CSV into a list displayed on screen.

As usual you can find my code on my github page - github.com/SoloGramming

Day 61 of #100DaysOfCode - I was having trouble focusing, so I procrastinated. But completing it over the last two days I learned a lot about how I could use inheritance in not just classes but also with Templates and Flask. Using that I created and updated my login page.

Day 61 of #100DaysofCode - Today I started learning how to created advanced forms with flask. Or more specifically Flask-WTF. This flask component makes rendering forms in flask much easier. It also comes with its own security CSRF.

Find my code for this project on my github page! github.com/SoloGramming

Day 60 of #100DaysOfCode - Today I completed the final step of Day 60. Using Smtplib to send an email with the form. This final part was soo cool to me, even though it was a simple add-in it felt so innovative.

Day 60 of #100DaysOfCode - I was super busy the past two days no time at all. I'm back tonight took a second to get done because I got very confused on creating if statements in html again. I should have been adding to curly brackets on opening and closing but I only added one.

Day 60 of #100DaysOfCode - It took longer than I assumed, but I finally understand Flask's GET and POST methods. I used this to create a responsive form. I lost a little bit more time because I forgot about f strings lol.

Day 60 of #100DaysOfCode - I've started learning how to get responses from a form. Due to circumstances I can't do much tonight. I look forward to tomorrow!

It's super late...but Day 60 of #100DaysofCode...Today is an extension of the prior days project. On the contact page there is a form. I am going to make it responsive using bootstrap and other skills I learned so far like smtplib.